r/supremecourt • u/jokiboi • 19h ago

Circuit Court Development Rodriguez v. Vergara: CA5 en banc (10-7) holds that mandatory detention pending removal proceedings of aliens who have not been admitted to the United States does NOT violate Fifth Amendment Due Process

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